I have been working with him trying to get him to find shed antlers. So far it is daddy-5 and Lyle-0 but hopefully soon he will figure it out. He also thinks they make marvelous chew toys!
An occasional moose may mosey across the border from Idaho, but that is still over a days drive (yes in one state) from our home. The Bagel and I come upon Elk and Mule Deer antlers all the time. The Bagel sniffs em, and then moves on. I think he expects there to be meat on anything he is going to chew on /forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/smile.gif
I see that you have a far more respectful spouce than my husband does... If it were my husband, I would escape in search of the antler myself and spray them with this wonderfull Bubble thing cheese and liver flavour they sell in Petsmart, and then, guess who would win!...Hee, hee, hee... :evilgrin: (Sorry, I must have lived far too long with Beagles: they tought me well...)
The Bagel has encountered large wild ungulates (Elk, Deer, Antelope, horse, and burro but not any moose). He pretty much ignores them just like cows and domestic horses. The only wild mammal he ever tried to play with was a dang badger, who by the way, was having none of that! Somehow the Bagel thought the badger was buddy sized. He treats marmots and such as prey because they behave like prey. I suspect Bill and Lyle have crossed paths with live moose, I mean they live in Moosehead Lake /forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/smile.gif
Lyle has encountered moose, deer, coyote and we were close to a bear once as Lyle's hackles were raised but the bear stayed out of sight. Lyle goes nuts when he sees a moose from the safety of the truck. When he meets them while we are walking he just watches them but then goes into super sniffing mode with his nose going a mile a minute! We have lots of moose around here. In fact most places that we look for antlers resemble a barnyard with all the moose tracks. Today was a great day as Lyle sniffed out this huge antler without my having to direct him to it. It's a step in the right direction....
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I'm new to this forum. Just adopted the most adorable beagle a month and a half ago. (so she was 4 1/2 months). We got her from a rescue centre, her mum had wandered away from home and came home with 10 puppies in her belly.... so they went to the shelter, and I now have Penny.
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So Buddy did it again. The clumsy Beagle got himself hurt again. It happened Saturday when we were all at my brother’s house for a Fourth of July barbecue. He was sitting on the porch and when I came out the door he stepped backwards and fell off. It was a drop of maybe three feet. He didn’t...
So Toby had today off, and I made an appointment this afternoon to go to framer (we have some paintings we'd like reframed). Across town.
So, before we had to leave, around 3pm, we think - take the dogs out for a quick pee. Toronto's been in a prolonged heat wave, it had started to rain and was...
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So we recently got our puppy from the breeders where we’d been visiting him, his litter mates and mom since they’d been born. He’s been with us for a week and for the past couple of days we’ve had issues with possible aggression towards our toddler (3 year old) and black Labrador...
Good Morning, I've have a Beagle that is 5.5 months old now and have not seen any shedding. I understand it's seasonal.... but what if you don't have seasons? Where I live it's 75 degrees year round. Only asking if it's possible that I may bypass the shedding?
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